‘The Gilded Age’ stars an ‘SATC’ legend.<\/b>
\nTV & Movies And it stars a SATC legend. Lovers of Downton Abbey are being spoiled, with the release of the second film coming our way in March 2022 and now writer Julian Fellowes is back with another period drama to invest ourselves in. Set in New York in the late nineteenth century, The Gilded Age looks like the perfect fit for the period-drama-shaped hole in our viewing schedules. The nine-part series was originally announced in 2016 with NBC but, in 2019, Fellowes announced a change of direction, as production moved to HBO. Keep reading to find out everything we know so far. Viewers are thrust into 1882, where Marian Brooks (Louisa Jacobson) moves from rural Pennsylvania to New York with her estranged aunts, Agnes and Ada. She is joined by an aspiring writer, Peggy Scott (Den\u00e9e Benton) and the two become fast friends on the train journey there. Set to the backdrop of immense economic change, the various characters that make up this community are plunged into a social revolution as old money clashes with new. The aunts face off with their rich railroad tycoon neighbours to scandalous results. As described by HBO \u201cIn this exciting new world that is on the brink of the modern age, will Marian follow the established rules of society, or forge her own path?\u201d The teaser trailer has now been released, which you can see below. The full star-studded cast list of this period drama has been released by HBO. Louisa Jacobson, American model, makes her television debut as protagonist, Marian Brooks. She is joined by Den\u00e9e Benton, best known for her role as Eliza Hamilton in the broadway show Hamilton, playing Peggy Scott. Plus SATC \u2019s very own Cynthia Nixon \u2013 AKA Miranda Hobbes \u2013 is playing Aunt Ada. They\u2019re joining a host of familiar faces, with Aunt Agnes being played by Christina Baranski ( The Good Wife) and Carrie Coon ( The Leftovers) and Morgan Spector ( The Mist) playing the aunt\u2019s neighbours, Bertha and George Russell, respectively. Fortunately, there\u2019s not long to wait, as the show will be aired on HBO Max on January 24, 2022, and on Sky and NOW TV the following day.<\/p>\n